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How to raise "green" kids

It's important to teach your kids to reduce, reuse and recycle while they're still young. That way it just becomes a natural part of everyday life. (An added benefit is that you'll save money, too!) Here are simple things you can do to teach your child to respect the environment -- and, hopefully, raise lifelong green stewards.

-- Orlando Sentinel

Photo gallery: Melina I. De Rose, Sun Sentinel
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When you let it run, 3 gallons of water go down the drain each minute you brush.

Turn off the water when brushing your teeth.

( flickr.com / April 30, 2009 )
When you let it run, 3 gallons of water go down the drain each minute you brush.
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